Wikipedia:WikiProject Christianity/Core topics work group

Welcome to the Core topics work group of WikiProject Christianity. The WikiProject Christianity Core topics workgroup is an effort at coordinating inter-project collaboration. The associated list of core topics are of the highest importance to the majority of Christian groups/denominations/traditions. This workgroup will assist in coordinating the improvement of these articles, seeking a non-sectarian, NPOV description of these essential topics.

This workgroup aims to improve Wikipedia's coverage of the most important topics within the study of Christianity, striving for comprehensive, neutral, and well-sourced articles. It is a further goal of this workgroup to improve and facilitate collaboration between the many Christianity-related WikiProjects on these shared topics. This workgroup is not intended to be a stand alone WikiProject. Rather, it is a supplemental and supporting workgroup of WikiProject Christianity, and of other WikiProjects that chose to participate in this collaborative effort. The scope of the workgroup is limited to those articles on the core topics list.

• Tag the articles at /Topic list using the method specified in the Tagging and Assessment section below
• Find editors who have shown interest in this subject and ask them to take a look here.
• Discuss inclusion of articles at /Topic list talk
• Review importance and quality of already-tagged articles (ie. assessment); see Category:Christianity core topics work group articles

Any articles that are within the scope of this project should be tagged with the project banners of WikiProject Christianity. To this banners, you should add core-topics-work-group = yes as this will automatically put the page in the appropriate categories, such as Category:Christianity core topics work group articles.

• John Calvin
  

• Jesus
  
• John Chrysostom
  
• Roman Catholic Church
  

• Jesus
• Mary (mother of Jesus)
• Oriental Orthodoxy.
• Protestant Reformation
• Trinity

• Christianity

The following templates can be used on pages in Wikipedia to associate them with the Christianity WikiProject. Click on a template's title to see a sample of what it produces when included on a page. For a full list of Christianity templates see the main template page.

• {{Portal|Christianity}} – add to main pages of all project-related articles
• {{WikiProject Christianity}} – add to talk pages of all project-related articles
• {{User WikiProject Christianity}}  – Userbox for members to show off and advertise our project!
• {{Wikipedia ads|275}}  – Wiki-ad for members to show off and advertise our project!

• {{Christianity-stub}} – Stub template for Christianity-related articles
• {{Church-stub}} – Tag to add to church building stubs

Persons interested in helping out with the coordination of this workgroup are asked to please sign up below. Please sign using this format: {{user2|UserName}} for editors, {{admin|UserName}} for admins, and {{formeradmin|UserName}} for former admins. Please list any related WikiProjects that you are a part of after your name. Members will receive the project newsletter automatically. To unsubscribe add yourself to the list here. Thanks.

1. Warlordjohncarter (talk · contribs · count) (John Carter) (Saints primarily, involved to a lesser degree in some of the other Christianity projects)
2. Nswinton (talk · contribs · count)
3. TimNelson (talk · contribs · count) (WikiProject Calvinism)
4. J. Ponder (talk · contribs · count) (Wikipedia:WikiProject Charismatic Christianity)
5. Tinucherian (talk · contribs · count) (WikiProject Indian Christianity)
6. Kristamaranatha (talk · contribs · count) (Primarily with theological topics)
7. Ltwin (talk · contribs · count) (WikiProject Charismatic Christianity)
8. ReformedArsenal (talk · contribs · count) (WikiProjectCalvinism)
9. PoqVaUSA (talk · contribs · count) (WikiProject Christianity) Added 2016-08-30, 04:55 (UTC)

We also have our own user box. Add {{Wikipedia:WikiProject Christianity/Templates/User Core topics work group}} to your page and it will make:

This user is a member of WikiProject Christianity: Core Topics Work Group